Re: [313] detroit=stagnation...hardcore=progression

2000-06-19 Thread Matt Trinneer
 
 It's pretty sad to see someone judge the quality of music by the power of
 the bass.
 
Too true.  We might as well all be listening to Techmaster P.E.B. @ 170db
in a dropped mini-truck if we lived in Dance Extacy's world.

**WARNING THIS CD MAY CAUSE SPEAKER DAMAGE. ULTRA LOW BASS**

-M




Re: [313] submit designs for list t-shirt

2000-06-06 Thread Matt Trinneer
I thought that this was a shirt for the list not DEMF.  They are too
separate things no?  While all of the designs are nice, I'd like to cast
my vote for the 909 design. If anyone's counting...

-Matty

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 doesn't hurt to ask, bro.
 
 have a nice day
 
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 In a message dated 6/6/00 8:28:49 AM, Mrwest99 writes:
 
 After all the hubub about Alan not spinning at DEMF, you don't honestly
 think he would design a shirt for it do you?
 
 Miles
 
 
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Re: (313)Help!!

2000-05-08 Thread Matt Trinneer
The release you're talking about are Thomas Brinkmann records.  They're
from the Max Ernst series.  So far as I can tell there are 10 or 11
releases in the series thus far.  Take a close look at the vinyl and
you'll notice that you can actually see the music pressed into the
records.  Thomas experimented using knives to cut grooves into some of
his records (from the center out, perpendicular to the grooves in the
record).  If the tempo of the vinyl is 133 1/3 bpm the cuts translate
into sounds that keep time.  The Max Ernst series is an extension of
this experimentation.  Thomas presses the vinyl in such away that you
can actually see the music.  Take a close look and you'll see what I
mean.


Max Ernst
=
1 - Anna / Beate
2 - Clara / Doris
3 - Erika / Frauke
4 - Gisela / Heidi
5 - Inge / Jutta
6 - Karin / Lotte
7 - Monika / Nicola
8 - Olag / Petra
9 - Susie / Trixie
10 - Ulla / Verra

- Matty

Niall wrote:
 
 A few months ago I picked up a record simply titled Ulla b/w Vera, two 
 tracks on each side
 of deep dubby techno with the titles in orange print on a lilac label - 
 absolutely no other
 information on it.  Last week I then found Susie b/w Trixie with orange 
 print on a black
 label, again nothing other than the name!
 
 Does anyone know anything about these?  I'm guessing that the alphabetical 
 sequence 'S/T' 'U/V'
 is not just a coincidence and that there is (possibly!) 11 or so more of them 
 out there.  If
 anyone's got any info on who's to take the credit for these or what the 
 others in the series
 are like, I would greatly appreciate it as I do think these 2 are rather good.
 
 Thanks,
 
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Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken

2000-04-14 Thread Matt Trinneer
 Many of us who came up in the early days listened, observed, paid attention,
 respected the people who had been before us and learned about the music and
 the scene.  Sadly, that's not always the case when you go to a rave these
 days.
 
I have a feeling that there were just as many people, percentage wise,
that acted the way some of the newcomers are.  There are just a lot more
people involved in the scene in one way or another now so number wise it
probably appears that the are more idiots...

There have always been idiots and there always will be.  Just learn to
ignore them.

-Matty


Re: (313) Fiebar

2000-03-16 Thread Matt Trinneer
Not sure about a Hawtin mix, there are none as far as I can tell from
the, limited, liner notes.  Rhythms  Silhouettes by Leandro Gamez on
Fiebar is a great LP. It's funky, and the tracks don't all sound
interchangeable like so many of today's double packs. I just wish I
could find more releases by this guy.  Anyone?

-Matty

Dave Clark wrote:
 
 Yes, my mistake. It was Leandro Gamez who did that
 funky techno effort on Fiebar. The reason I thought it
 was hawtin was due to the shopkeeper telling me it was
 some sort of hawtin remix - any info on this? Maybe
 it's a remix of a hawtin track (or maybe I'm
 completely wrong and hawtin has nothin to do with it).
 Either way it's pretty cool.
 
 Dave
 
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Re: (313) 7

2000-03-14 Thread Matt Trinneer
The Modernist Explosion's 1999 double pack comes with a live 7 of
archetechno and one other track that slips my mind right now. 
Archetechno is a great  detroitish track. As a matter of fact the whole
double pack is worth giving a listen too.

Anyone know any other J. Berger releases to keep an eye out for?

-Matty

oOo Caltrop oOo wrote:
 
 There's also a radio-friendly version of Laidback's White Horse with
 Sun Shine Reggea on the flip side :)
 
 Chris
 
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